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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

The extrAerdiHary factllttes &c ays q
By es enaeie ns 10 sasr the choicest
gooda ~ prices ~ log - inferior Qaan-
lies elseweeEs. We sell lAwns 81 e.
eQaai 10 any e Csaas; il 10 ealy ecss
baysrs that san give theae ptiesA Tex-
las 4 sTNaKaMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

Millinery, arrived Monday morning
BY express frsm New York. The latest
creations 10 hats and bonBsta Ia tue
following; The Jess, DevonshiPe.
Duehess, Gainsboro, Andersen, White
wings add Frances Cleveland and fifty
other styles. toKLAs 4 SIsaKRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

Special Jersey Sale--A good aervieabie
elaek jersey for b0e; a good all wool
black jersey for 75s; good all wool
breton isrsay for 81. No credit. buvirc
merchant can daplioasa these pFioes
ahd goods. 1oxtAs 4 sISaEKMAs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

The CENrEMERI'' ss the rnsst Vop-
ular aid glove 10 AmsEtes y. 81 Is Tor ayx
buttons. also foe pl9ki battsza They
are far hslow The prise % any Other
standard maker, aud for &c and dsra
billty are nnexesiled. The Ahoxe are re
aait prices lthe glove Is naa mola a xeola.
Halai A 9f'HwARAOUen pRflSs asfs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24


Nnw Yoxx. My - This rev week Ia the
Stock ExebAsgs oossed wasa quiss and ger
crafty erE mArksi, ~ fen iAlxr developed
wsskssss throRzaout the lst. leaving pr zee as
the eioss considerable below hose Of saturday
evssluR. The trading Vas Glmost enstrsIy
professional Tea urs OF the market was -
upward sgart Ct Per cent in O.. Pazl & Do.
lnth. p4rr Of which oaly Vas After
yards losa. The story was that ander the
terms Of iss issue the pre- erred stock OF The
eampsny must row BE- Keaeened from the
proeeees Of lAaa sales. y witch esss he
common stock would fall heir 20 the 81 Plus.
Ths Oregon stocks showed sOne strength, but
the gains were s'tsrwsrss wiped sus The
magkst closed moderately tetIve. but heavy
a. or near tne ioSsss price Of the day.
KxczASsE, Bonds kSD STOCKS.
NEW YsHK, May q Money 90 cal, Ioar "a
st from " 70 Q; isst loan. 81; closed CO red,
3; prime mercantile paper. s9sh; sssrIiag
szehAage. aali. stsAdy. Sass "a % for 60 day
bills aad Sa.S7A for demand
BONDS.
Threea. ......-............. 100
kouFs, eonp@a .-......... .-.......-. 119A
Fozr q, "a one halls. eoupon-....--..- 1teA
racine hlAss. .s.--.....es.-....... lZo
ErocKs.
Amer can Express. Iie; Canadian Pacific,
63. CahAda Southern, 61h; OentFAl Pacific,
10Y; Chicago. Eurlingto8 Quincy, 1871;
Drisware. LaekawA1na Wester0, Isl \;
DsnvsF & Rio Grad 81 4; Louisville q Mash
vile. g. Mirhigto Central. IS; Nsfthern Ps
eiae 81 y .; efsTred, can kansAs 4 fsxts Sal I:
new FORK Central. lI3a; Oregon Improve
ment. 7ah; orsgan Nayigzti0n. lD4k; Oregon
Trsn -coutne rtal, ssh; IT. Pant, o.; North.
stern. l2sA; rae &c a4il, 5aJs: Rock lslaad.
lSski Texas Pacific. "a 4 ;0ni IA Psc a, SIX;
fzpress. u; FsTg EApress, 10; West
tFn Uni1n. III.
NAV YORK EARKETs
INV YoRK. May % Hops, quiet, steady
Conse-spot fair, o strong, icy; options
hig1.v. act W. Sales, 1900 gE NAV,
SIS aEt9ts As; Jane. as 4n61 IS: July.
SIS 55eeis o.; August. ST.. $50 10 10; septem-
Der, SIS lnC9l9 g.. octobsr, &is 500 9 so.
sugAr-sgrung. more active refaerv quoted
~; moiasses sugar. 51fd4k; Muscovia,
AGA 4 u; 1T. Groin. ~. 6tG4a; POro Rico,
6h; centrifugal SIG; 400 Test refined, arm,
active, C. 4h@iA, extra c, aA,9ih: wolfe
extra G. 8; yellow. 4sSa4h. on A, 51I15 ie;
mould =. Is lb6s =: sand .rd A, T-l6:
eoI A, Ok; siasdard, Gtgsh; granulAted, So;
cubes, s Is i6l3s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

Ses the elegant selselans Of spFsre
pants. sailsF made and perfees Q .t.Eg,
81 tAe Ssar Clcshina Hcuss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

ksw styles brad hstm bats Ell he
dtsplsyed &c Msnaay morning. Tex-
FAs a 6ENaM4MKx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

TRR PIoSHxa DEUa sToaE, Having
been thoroughly Fyaevatsd thrpaeeeat
and reasoehed with q large adduisn Of
pure Asd fresh arags. draeGss's' sun,
dftes. perfumes. toilet articles. &c /.
wakes 70 she handsamesl RETAIL store en-
the Scahd. and nndes the accom medat.
tne and eauileas management 81 tie
undersigned is a guarantee % satIstAc
noa To sil customers. Cail An3 see.
myst O. NJ A. kElIY, ArothecaFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

Every notheF IN Seattle should see
she osar Clothing House line OF bows
salts ct 81. kLrSR 4 RosENBxRo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

See COR 81 aarAble working pants at
the Star Clothing Hsase. KLINE 4
RslskxnxRa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

50 pieces loon dfte tssle linen, "a ex
eellent quality. warn SoS s-xt creek 10
cos stesV for t0s ..KLAs & SISaRANAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS ORCHARD AH
WASHINET0N.

A SKA STEAMER HKIlEN. W. n
Kills. Master, leaves HArrlng
son a SmithAs wharf, Seattle. eyery Asndsy
wednesday and Friday. Al $50 . M hT
Colby, Mitchelfs Point, head o. PoEt Or
oAAra also. 10 head Of Port " AaningsoA.
Rsturain0 leave head Of Port W aghington
Al So q. m, head Of Port Orchard q "a q
M. Aditnhell's Point 81 1880 q. M. Cslhy
n. arriving at Seattle about 10 2. N.
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and Saturday. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24
ADvHR no MOTHERS

MrS wtnsieN's sssahina syrup, for chilArNh
teething T. the prusefsFtton - oae Of The ha@t
fenAls uurses aaa htststaHs Ia the Uaitsa
States. ani has bess used fee ferty yaars with
never faiiing success ~ miiliena o. nathers
for their chiiAren During tho pruc@ss Of
tssthtag It's value IL tneAsea able. q relieves
The eAliG from pain. cares dyaSntFgy and diArs
Fhepa. gripping IN the b wsla An1 VIVA collie.
ny giving hsAhh 20 The ehila g rssss tAs
mcsher Pres EAr hatfla ApiSdWlF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

SomsthtnR unusual 10 miIliuery-the
styles we will show Monday morning.
No other house keep them. ToKLAs 4
SNOWMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

Ahoas twesty y~Ars ASo discovered = iitsis
sorv ca my ehesk. ard sls aoctoFS pronoHnccd
"A cancer. have tried nural.er o. physicians,
Bat without Fs0esvias any permanent heueat
AsaenE she nualscr were sas es two spseiAiisss
me 1edhins thsy applied was liks IRE to tie
ssarc. aasstzs iRsrase pasn. Tsz~a ststenras
In tas papers ts}llas What s. s 3 had toae fer
c<Asrs s.raiiarsy sfzh-teA praegTea ssrae AZ
eaen- hsfare lad sse.a the sasaana sostls TIE
neaSehsTv eeuH nessrs tat ny caacr- vas
sealias ia NJ gensrAl henlsA haa hsez saa
foS swo ~ taree yeaFs-I BAL Aackfzr euuxa
Rna sFss t,oea ossI.anagly. I haa a severe
paia In ~ srvass Attrr tSktas 81 hsssles Il
SIS - eeasa ten n. Ssa srs~ ssousss
taas ssa seea fsz several vssr~ NJ ease-s
hss ssalsa ever at est ussle sy-s aArat tss
sz &C A4ls slzs, AL 81 = rapassy assasp~ar
inx. I~pgl4 asrsss svv-y eos WITH eEzrcr *
sfvp & s 3 fair trial
Ma SASeY McooSAUuKxT,
Ases arsvN rirpseazse Co. laz.
FsA ~ 80
s~szs snanEaa y szzss1Sy ~arMaAaA ana
sas=a - uzna a4nnrrs ~ farczax 81 60 tzpz
rsxas asz 60 sAo@e Ssszzaas e. ssoG an
sxsz Diseases ssk1aa Ora
Tur csAHrT enreIrgn IA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24

NEW YsHK, May q Money 90 call, loar 81
1t from 3 y 70 Q; isst loan. 81; closed % red,
3; prime mercantile paper. s@Sh: sssrliag
sxchABge. dali stsady. 81. IS I "a % for GO day
bills aad s4.s7A for demand.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23
BRIGHT BITS.

John r. said the SICK Lsady. in very weak
what did she have ous''--Sssg York Sun
NY DEAz~ SAID hzlshAnd- gently rousng
his yife-the lady vas dangerously il-~Mrs.
DsHossson called little While ago and left her
iCye and sympathy for you She seemed deeply
afected
''NARIA.'' said Podgkins. WHO has family Of
gTo0rn-lp daughters, oar glris seem Ike poor
fireworks
Like poor fY-sworss. Johns How
They fail 70 70 &c. '-ChristiGH at Work.
THAI fs eertainly the uglles. pug dog ever
saw, said husband whose wife had led home
q recent p1rchase.
Yes, said the lady. raptUrously, that is the
i@aBty Ok the dear Little feiiOw."-Ses1 York
Sun.
'-TzzRIsI.E storm that last evening, George"
Didn't hear IL. Old man,
''Didn't bear il: Nan alive, it th1ndered fit
10 wake the dad -
'Ha thought / sas lightning. bat I didn't
hear any thunder. An old schoOlmate Of my
Hifc's Is WHITING her and they haven't seen
each other for ten years '-B11Tdette-
SHE kissed her puz-with haste arose
And rained upon that creature S nose
a storm Of OSCILLATIONS sweet;
The swell reclining at her feet
Remarked, as he booked adeY-ise up,
Il wish that had been born a pup"
Then smiling coldly from her throne
She said And were you born full-grown."
Exchange.
HE-Let me see Boston girls, intellect;
New York girls, for the want Of a better word,
style; Philadelphia girls-weli. the term escapes
me, but-let's call II psssiyeness; Baltimore
girls, beauty; New Orleans girls, chic; st. Louis
girls. good fellowship: Chicago girls. feet
where anu / being led: features Of surprising
artistic tic-ness fgllpi: and San Francisco girls
remembering that she is from the far West,
con2lomeration Of all the rest, superlatively
transcendent,
She with an ice cream heartburnl You for
get Omaha I'm from it'd Bits.
Two darkies who had been separated for sew
eral years found themselves by the asperities Of
fortune in the same Dakota metropolis, and at
the happy reunion the following dialogue was
heard:
'9vyhat yer doin' in this town, samY''
20, Use Journalist.
"A journalist Started paper yer own, 'spose.
mo, not yet, Use ISOLATED with the Daily
Hooter''
what part o der STATS yer ong''
80 jess al present ives havin boom and is
edith bills D fare for der Gran Central and
real state bulletins with han press, Duluth
ParagrapAer.
IT was In one Of the stately mansions Of Bea-
con street, Boston. that our story opens.
He was declaring his love in language that
only Boston youth can use, and even he must
be sober.
Dearest Penelope be said, If / had loved
you less could have told you that loved you
long ago. If"
But be suddenly stopped y PARKWAY Whittier
anil drifting look had come over the girls face
and his heart sank within him.
If my words are displeasing TO you, Miss
Penelope" be went on in his broken tones, ''if
said what ought not to say, or you ought not
Not at an interrupted Penelope, looking
wildly about her but / have certainly lost my
spectacles. Oh, there, there they are. Thanks.
rs you were saying, Mr. Waldo-"-New York
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23

me ksszcz On shs National Lezgue
II /. ezysrzsd tszs- On nert Thursday z
graf dssa-e On ths pr0clsz1st50ss 4 IL
,1ztsozza. I1s2rue u.I IL hezun 4. Tie Hons.
g Cg4araqaz. TIls c1zasaat Il Parliz-zseu'
has - - asyts5asI b-fl-s aEfze-1re~ fo- s2ss
sa1pgres5oa of the Jeayzs csn bs taken
t. crerrioa a. Erov53es tat tfe E-1-
cssrra:5o1 slzsI be Easd ls4fgTs Parliament
within aayen dsys II 4 = IN sezsloa, and
g..ain tEeglty dsys Il n1t Ia s,=zi0u- Il
I1J-I Salisbury hal waited. tterefore. until
FaT.zament had edjozTTsd before p-lrlaifa-
.as tts~ Ies-zus be EyzId have had 70 call j.
t9ce-bsT azaiE-
Tbe ca.ate z1ii 5o1tsless be an interest
ing or, and i c=zn hardly fail 10 - marked
with bitterness L + inITo-alble. y conrss,
% pyesiie1 with any degres * certainty
what TIE policy d The opposition VIII Be-
II may asiOpt OkesrlictioI tsctics With TIE
bof~ q preveriiag the approval II ti1e pro
lagustsogi, " Il mar content itself with De
E9s.f.oszsg the injustice u Il. with TIE pr
E,5re q Grating gIch a strong sentiment
against I: that the gDTernment viii not
deaEa i VIC % proceed against The Isagse.
even though the announced inteatSC1 70 do
~ i approved By Parliament.
Tie government - cer1ain % Il4e some II
IT, folloDing On a17alnt # the proolana-
tim Ainzsdy Indications q disaHe-tiOa
have ap,e4red, but il IA MT probable
that IL iDsss VIII - sufficient 70 pre-
vert eoEzsent ~ the proclamation. thOuZh
@sne II the goyeFumeEt mem egs
VIII fayOr it with extreme reluc
tancs Tlsey reaIize thu, there WIS
10 Immediate reason for proc!aiaing the
Iaague, and that there is no overwhelming
pubic sentiment in England in favor % al
taking it, No crimes II any consequence
are beinZ committed in Ireland. and Irish
landlords are quo:f51 a. SAYING that the GOV
eminent he's made mistake, because the
attempt 10 suppress the league viii give it
new life and vigor.
Of course, tho Iesaders u the hague viii
not de,ide upon their course until Parlia-
MINT has sfted upon the proclamation II
the governments course is approved. the
leagBe may sink out n sight for the time
being, and do It's work under name differ
ent from that which II now bears, and in
wsys less open than at present, or il may
invite perzecntion, and the spectacle Of jails
filed with Ireland's brightest and ablest
mcl may be witnessed
II is probable that the government was
not very anxious To begin war on the
league, bsft IL was in position that required
il 20 make O show II doing -. The coer-
eiol at. which gave it authority 10 sup
pres the league, was passed. in the early
part of July, after an exhaustive parlia-
rnentary struggle. II the government had
permitted Parliament 10 adjourn without
giving any Indication Of an intention to en-
force that act, it would have invited the
ridicJle Of IL opponents and the sarcasm Of
many II It's supporters. 1.-THE proclamation
il approved IL may never make movement
70 suppress the league, unless the league be
comes more aggressive than it is at present.
The debate on the proclamation will be fol-
loved with dsep Interest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23

spzszsor76- Efforts % bwlr-g ah,ga- nss5@1
{ r-<orTas ga-e-zlly fail % s1e9zaplish thsir
o5sa~-
Seal rear az. WIN 2 p7-ozEl1szl- I'll
zrz r fSesEzlz VS. shot s-s5 killed. u AZ
kzta. q z-ae-ai azld earn - zszaz1i was
rrzsje "a. sse hzbzs q Carrying oo07al=1
77sss-.5-ls slgg1l5 e=ase- A-1tat5oa On the
s1b5ec1 Vas contIn-lsd Slnz e101zh % I'm
pres to ours ard j1rs=s IN eB Tar-s d
tn S.a.e. ard tie resalt 1ss that T'sr-o.s
t77zfT.cts7t q esrryinZ coDasssad pls7o-s oE
ka.T=s were severely punLszsd- ! change
fO- tlle Dsece- vas son u9-5oeas3e. ard % a
very c9zsz5srsb5s degree, g sentiulsnt vas
formed agzinst tA@ T,--niciols haiis ths
cozT1s were trying 20 break ~. Tat 7suri-
Eil@-t has By NJ means weakened
II line with this reform i ang.her which
il gTsstly nee5si, Murder rrus4 BE- made
iess common. To tkis reform the MORxISG
SE"-s has recently repeatedly referred. and
il Is not nesazary here - adj anything N
what has besn sid n former iss1es q 70
The urgent med II Il. The QUESTION now 10
b Considered Is how n bEinZ Il about
There Is z large eiealsnt in the State that
refuses u make ioseif felt, % any great de-
gree, in matters q public coDcern. This
e'e.nent l. oomp0sed mainly II b1sines
rrerl- professional men and ti,eir eEa;Ioyes-
ard Is respectable and should b. influential
IN public Affairs. The first two ciasses avoid
a. FAR a. To-sible taking any part in en-
forcing the LAWS. That t. they viii not
serve On JIrles when il Is possible 70 avoid
doing -, and they are generally
SON 70 make their infnencs felt
~hen questions regarding the good
u society demand attention The
TeAssiYeness they exhibit they require their
employees to initiate 10 the greatest extent
possible. They are actuaJe1 BY the desire
toprsveiIt interruptions 10 bsIsiness Il is
time for this element TO arouse Itself and
Join the public journals in the agitation
now in progTess which seeks 70 bring about
a rigid enforcement Of the laws. SpasTns Of
Indignation on account Of a particularly
atrOciOsIs crime ara not effective What is
ne9isd Is that there shall be persistent agi-
tatiOn, backed by hearty cooperation with
judicial and executive officers II the
element that has been mentioned will do its
duty, the courts will so1n become as efficient
as they ought to be and the laws win be
properly respected.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23
Before They Had Policemen

Paris Dispatch 10 the London Daily Telegraph.
Some curious documents just found in the
archives of the Prefecture Of Police throw an
interesting and instructive light on the manner
10 which the streets OF Paris were guarded dur
ing the night in the sixteenth century. To be
gin with there were stringent rules TO the effect
that each house should have only one door and
should be regularly inhabited This being the
case it was a comparatively easy task to order
that the dwellers in the different houses should
in turn keep an eye on what was going on in
their respective streets. They were not com
PEELED to tramp up and down the pavement like
the modern policeman; the authorities were sat
isfied If they looked through their windows and
watched all that was gong on below. II the
slightest cry were raised they opened their win
dOws and rang their bells until their neighbors
followed suit The alarm spread from street to
street and soon all the bells in Paris were ring
ing, the windows were lit up, and the inhabi-
tants, armed to the teeth. sailed forth, barring
the road to the malefactors, who We're almost
always arrested. | need hardly explain that
the Paris OF these days was hlliputian In com
parison with what it is now; but what an I'M
comfortable way they had of keeping the peace
in the sixteenth century The remedy was posi-
lively worse than the disease, for it was hard
that the Inhabitants of one street should be
awakened out of their first sleep because the
dwellers in a remote avenue imagined that
something wrong was going on. One would
fancy that in some quarter or another some
noise at least must have been made every night
The slumbers of the Parisans generally must
often have been woefully curtailed not 10 speak
of the volunteer watchmen. for whom ''al
night sittngs' were a stern reality.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23
Poker as a Fine Art

From the Neso York Ecentng Sun.
In livery stable on Forty -sixth street are
two cOlored hostleFs. When not engaged in
their duties they play poker. Last evening a
hand was drawn that will ever remain green in
the memory of bOth- A jack pot had been
built IN until It reached the alarming dimen-
sions Of e 80.
Julius was dealing. and he rung in a cold deck
on Neb. The latter. much to his surprise, held
four queens and an aes. He booked at them
for awhile until julius impatiently asked,
well, nigga, does you open dat jack pot:n
No honey pass"
Julius rolled up his eyes in establishment
and said: We'll, jus open him for free dol
labs, sah.n
II jus guess stay Wild you, julius"
Julius picked up the cards and asked;
"How many keerds you want:''
Il done guess I'll take foah."
Gan right; an I'll done take one keerd an bet
you two dollahs.'
Neb picked up his cards and his eyes bulged
out as be raked up - and thenran his credit for
s. raise.
I'm see dat and III owe you's five dollahs
whut rise you.
I'm see dat five dollahs an 1 rise you ten. an
OATS all you's credit is WORT"
Oats all right / calls. Whut's you got?h
Il done got foah aces, Julius"
Julius rose from his chair, threw down four
kings and swore at his luck, Finally he cooled
down and asked:
Say. Neb dog gone you, JUS want to ask
you whut you done wild dem foah queens whut
you had!''
Proved EN- away. Ise no fool niggah, I
amt, an jus want TO ask you how you know
had dem foah queens:"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23
RbEI 70 SEB ADVERTISEMENTS

MEgffsSs-fh DpeTa Trite "a. 4 J. y. u =
" Brabefs W y Cs'hl1se Krizhtso = AtlaT1zza
SPECIAL H07Tcga- Ur. K0zct4s Abasnce, ~ y
Grens u 4 lztrlas Barr EeIeh.o- Vi4tIs-h and
gorwegiaz. BARK Theta. Collage Potat1sz,
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Co.
CaEGp Cosr1Gs AE9ggTTEgssysTs-- Help Want,
ri. En1Eioy1ses.t Wanted; Pr EeEt. yof SAB;
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For Rgpr-An g5ezaEt Private Hotel
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Law.
TlrcArT0gAG>- Female Cci.e1e, La
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r1edy. Hay. ere. ~ J. b. IaROcke's fms:
Coat,y Furniture. b. .. r RsrDe3y.
Fs1nEOkB scHEna-lE-CIry and Suburban
Railway
Cor7oz 1ilExIzc rSz- Charles Ratz.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23

Senator Voorhees,, while on his way to
Pixies peak the other day, stopped long
enough In Kansos City 10 say that in his
opinion Blaine could havo the Republican
Domlnatlon for President II he wanted IL. lie
said That Bhcrman's iittlo boom was "A hollow
siiam and wnN't worth minutes serious
consideration. When Sherman soes tho
oIdnion IN Tho public prints which his fellow
Senator ontertains Of bis Presidential pros
peets how'll probably Register In his memory
q VOW 10 make voorhees, feel the sting OF
his tongue winn he getH a chance at him
AGAIN la feiiatoftal debate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23

From lse Boston Budget.
He was handsome and tall,
Tbe envy Of all
The men az he walled by her side
While slowly the light
OF day changed 70 night,
And merrily r!ppled the tide.
She, pretty and sweet,
Enhancing and neat,
Dernurely beside him was walking.
Wide softly the air
Caressei her fair hair
And listened the while to their TALKING
You'll please pardon me-
He glanced playfuliy-
'E really my question should tire.
Do YOU care for men tall
Or those who are small
What kind Of men do you admired
Her lashes quick fell
And veiled her eyes well.
"No pardon for such a request;
like mankind all,
Both little and tall,
But then ike Hymen the best"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23
The Funeral Date Not Set.
Yrosa sae Rnstea Conrier.

4 lady who = faEnJ1s among her friends for
the correctness with Ebich AL her sociaI duties
arr Performed, and who Is particular IN attend
ing 10 all the details d intercourse with her &C
gTlzintan1es and friends WIS recently put Ia a
remarkably awkward position by the stupidity
II a servant i neIghs5or being dangerously Ill.
This lady one morning. sent Ter uew maid over
70 inguyr- concerning her condition
go over she said and inquire how Mrs
y Is this morning and Il she Is dead - she
sddei a. the girl started. ask when the funeral
Is 10 be.
The messeng ger went az directed. and soon re-
turned with the air Of one who has done her
whole duty.
Ms Y Is better this morning" was her re-
port, and they cannot tell when the funeral
will be-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-23
The Free Trede Par.y.

Fr1zs TIE F7ss1adsf1Af1 EseeDTi fDssH-y
Tn-1 = bg- OF srsse -g-zf- party IN this cIIn-
Try Z The PARTICIPATE x thu HeUgy George
LlQgerEsels can - .s5d % c1-gs-5gsy-e party.
He1Ey fars,es Platform Aoi1iE declares against
tax2Eion = irs-liz-rry or H. pFodAc=s. and In
faro- only = the --rsxstioz q land values TIE
exzE1r1e pro-1stSEnfs-s o. III one E1-s1- would
uzzirztz-n al the ogpg-ss9ols and inquiries q
tie preszlt system Many q them would 20
En-c1 I9-1-s-r and IDcrS4-@ liz present. exorgl
tzat rates o dirty ul1I thy s.sJgIJd bso0r1e 81
tlriF TTl.llHa-nEy. 10 a. 20 permit monopoly %
pllIE-ier the ATE@Tlezn F.sJp5e a. lis absolute
EIsI and p.3-zslsrs Tnzs ez-r1z1s free ,rade-s Of
tszs Henry G5e0wge sctDo4- Of tbs OtkeT hand
ros1.1 PAL down al czls-ogn hoEl=es and abolish
al internal rSrenGle taxes. BetEeen these eI
tr5z1s 4 ands the party q tariff reform as rep
Tszs@Etez1 ~ President E5eyeazZd and b. four
ifths d the Democratic ulefZt-rs elected % the
FIftie-a Congress